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Title: Diffusion


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Diffusion
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Diffusion
  • The net movement of molecules from an area of
    high concentration to an area of low
    concentration.

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Concentration Gradient
  • The measure of the difference in amount of
    molecules across a distance.

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Concentration Gradient
  • Molecules naturally move down the concentration
    gradient.

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Concentration Gradient
  • HIGH ? LOW

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Osmosis
  • The diffusion of water across a membrane.

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Tonicity
  • The relative solute concentrations of two fluids.

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Isotonic
  • When the two solutions have equal amounts of
    solutes.

90 Water 10 Sucrose
90 Water 10 Sucrose
Solute Molecules
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Hypotonic Solution
  • The solution with fewer solutes.

90 Water 10 Sucrose
Hypotonic Solution
80 Water 20 Sucrose
Solute Molecules
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Hypertonic Solution
  • The solution with more solutes.

80 Water 20 Sucrose
Hypertonic Solution
90 Water 10 Sucrose
Solute Molecules
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How About Cells???
  • What happens to cells in a
  • Hypotonic solution?
  • Hypertonic solution?
  • Isotonic solution?

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What Should You NOT Do?
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Freshwater Aquarium
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Cytolysis
  • Swelling
  • In a Hypotonic Solution

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Problem!
  • A paramecium lives in a hypotonic world.

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Hydrostatic Pressure
  • The pressure of the cytoplasm against the cell
    membrane.

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Osmotic Pressure
  • The pressure needed to counteract hydrostatic
    pressure.

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Turgor Pressure
  • The pressure of a cell membrane against a cell
    wall.

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Plasmolysis
  • Pulling away from cell wall.
  • In a Hypertonic Solution

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Why do plants wilt?
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